Craig Burley

Kind of different type of player.

A little bit, maybe I would say, more cultured.

He's not going to go from Bayern to Liverpool, is he?

No.

But if I think, and this player, I don't think this player will leave either, but if I think about Mo Salah, if I think about a player currently playing who has the kind of effect on the game that Salah can, who does things kind of off the cuff, because Salah does a lot of bad things in the game.

As you know, Stevie's always shouting at the TV, bad touches, bad control, you know, running, you know.

And then all of a sudden, he'll pop up with something that's a genius, something that's just brilliant.

And that's what made him.

It wasn't the consistency of 90 minutes.

It was what he did within the 90 minutes in these little moments.

And that's kind of dried up, and that's part of the issue.

But when I look at a player who does the off-the-cuff dribbling, then something special at the end, and you never really always know what you're going to get, but the talent level is there, is Kavit Skellier at PSG.

Although he plays on the left mostly,

He's kind of, to me, when I look at a replacement of Salah, if you're looking for a light for light, I look at Kavit Skellier because I'm thinking, here's a guy who picks the ball up.

He's not going to go either, though.

I'm just saying, well, he was actually out of the team at PSG recently when he came off the bench in the Champions League game and scored a couple because he hadn't been playing well.

But what I'm saying is, if you're in the market...

for a light-for-light replacement.

You're looking at people that just do things on the spur of a moment.

They've got the talent level, the confidence, and the end product.